Ihsan Ali Bashir
For sixteen years, Wren Voss has lived an ordinary life built on a guarded lie.
He believes he is a Beta. He has forged records, a quiet job, and a suppressant he takes nightly. He knows only one rule about his past: never ask why his mother abandoned him or why she feared anyone discovering the truth.
Then his suppressant fails.
His hidden Omega nature awakens, revealing a scent powerful enough to expose the identity his mother spent years protecting.
Wren isn't a Beta. He's the last surviving royal Omega of House Ilvaren, a bloodline the world believes was slaughtered sixteen years ago.
Now enemies are hunting him.
His only chance of survival is Kirill Voronov, the ruthless Alpha heir of the Voronov Bratva—the family Wren was told murdered his parents.
Kirill offers him an impossible solution: marriage.
An ancient treaty promises peace if the last Ilvaren heir marries the Voronov heir. But Wren refuses to become anyone's possession, especially that of the enemy who represents everything he has been taught to hate.
Yet Kirill refuses to treat him like property. As danger forces them closer, distrust gives way to attraction and a bond neither can explain.
Then Kirill discovers the records of the Ilvaren massacre were deliberately altered. Eleven pages are missing. The casualty count was falsified. And Wren's scent is older than the royal records themselves.
Someone didn't simply hide the last royal Omega.
Someone has been protecting him—or waiting for him.
As enemies close in and the truth behind the massacre emerges, Wren must decide whether Kirill will destroy his freedom or become the man capable of protecting his life, his crown, and his heart.
Because the royal family may not have died sixteen years ago.
Someone lied.
And now the last royal Omega has come home.
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